Maria Boile
Maria Boile, Professor of Port and Intermodal Terminal Policy and Management at the Department of Maritime Studies, University of Piraeus, Director of the MSc in Shipping program and the Quantitative Analysis in Shipping Laboratory.
John Platsidakis
John Platsidakis, Costamare INC, former Executive Director of Anangel Maritime Services Inc and former Vice President of the Angelicoussis Group, former Honorary President of INTERCARGO.
Greek Shipping and ESG: A Historic Opportunity for Leadership
Greek shipping manages over 20% of the global fleet, while Greece's economy accounts for just 0.2% of the global GDP. Today, the industry faces a historic opportunity: to lead the global effort for sustainable development.
Komvos-Node at the 8th Shipping Conference of Naftemporiki
Geopolitical developments, international maritime trade, the shipping industry, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and bank lending are the topics being addressed at the 8th Shipping Conference of Naftemporiki, titled “Critical Decisions.”
Shipping at the Heart of the Greek Economy and Komvos’ Initiatives
Shipping is at the heart of the greek economy. It is enough to mention that the contribution of Greek shipping to GDP is 8%. The development of an ecosystem around shipping is the key challenge.
Dr. Sotirios Theofanis
Dr. Sotirios Theofanis, University Professor & Director of the Master's Program in Shipping and Port Management, City College, University of York Europe Campus.
Dr. John Papanikolaou
John Papanikolaou is an economist. Since 2004, he has worked as an economic advisor in Greece and abroad, specializing in strategic planning (development and implementation of strategy).
Prof. Hercules Haralambides
Hercules Haralambides has been a professor of economics since 1992. He has taught at 9 universities in 7 different countries, primarily at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Sorbonne (currently), National University of Singapore (NUS), and Singapore Management University (SMU). He is the top maritime economist in the world with an FWCI of 4.5.